C.  M.  KINNEY  CO  -1  Successor  to 


U  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  C 


THREE  WEST  TWENTY-NINTH  STREET,  NEW  YORK 


PATENTED  CHANGEABLE  LETTER  DIRECTORIES,  BULLETINS,  ETC. 

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Foreword 


The  range  of  usefulness  in  an  effective  and  durable  system  of  Directory, 
Bulletin  or  Announcement  Boards  with  Changeable  Individual  Letters 
is  readily  apparent.  With  such  an  equipment  changes  may  be  made  at 
once  and  as  often  as  desired  without  recourse  to  the  manufacturer  or  his  agent. 
There  is  no  enforced  delay  awaiting  the  preparation  of  new  signs  or  units  thereof. 
Ours  is  the  only  system  that  affords  these  invaluable  advantages. 

Herein  we  illustrate  and  briefly  describe  specimen  boards,  evidencing  some 
of  the  employments  to  which  these  boards  are  adapted,  likewise  a  list  of  some  of 
the  buildings,  institutions,  clubs,  armories  and  individuals  that  are  using  them  to 
advantage. 

Only  a  few  styles  of  frames  are  shown,  some  of  them  standard  and  some 
reproduced  to  serve  as  suggestions.  We  are  prepared,  however,  to  provide 
frames  to  suit  individual  preferences  or  to  harmonize  with  any  specified  form  of 
interior  decoration  or  architecture. 

For  out  of  doors,  where  exposed  to  the  elements,  an  especially  constructed 
frame  is  required.  Any  design  of  frame  may  be  modified  to  meet  this  require¬ 
ment. 

Drawings  and  photographs  will  be  furnished  when  desired  embraeing  a  wide 
variety  of  treatment  in  frame  design,  from  which  selections  may  be  made.  To 
architects  particularly,  when  determining  the  size  and  form  of  wall  space  to  be 
allotted  to  the  Directories  of  building  occupants;  our  experience  and  suggestions 
are  often  valuable.  A  definite  decision  as  to  location  and  space  to  be  occupied 
often  involves  a  worth-while  saving  in  expensive  marble  or  interior  trim.  We 
maintain  a  special  department  equipped  to  co-operate  with  architects  along 
these  lines. 

Our  device  eonsists  of  a  grooved  backboard,  with  special  features  forming 
the  basis  of  numerous  patents,  covered  with  cloth  of  a  special  quality,  and  sub¬ 
divided  into  columns  and  spaces  by  enameled  strips.  The  white  letters  are  made 
from  a  strong  plastie  material,  and  eaeh  letter  is  provided  with  a  spring  which 
holds  it  firmly  in  the  groove. 


A  recently  invented  system  of  interchangeable  units  enables  the  removal  and 
replacement  of  entire  names  or  lines  without  rearranging  contiguous  names. 
This  especially  advantageous  feature  will  be  furnished  at  a  cost  additional  to 
our  solid  backboard,  if  desired.  (See  illustration  on  page  13.) 

The  color  of  the  cloth  covering  for  the  backboard  is  optional.  Blue  is  in 
demand  and  usually  considered  most  appropriate  for  Office  Building  Directories. 
For  Bulletin  Announcement  Boards  and  other  special  signs  maroon,  green  or 
black  may  be  used.  Maroon  cloth  offers  a  striking  contrast  to  the  white  letters, 
and  is  often  preferred  for  Announcement  Boards  and  for  Window  Displays. 
The  beauty  of  the  white  polished  letter  contrasted  against  the  dark  background 
gives  to  these  signs  a  character  that  serves  to  neutralize  their  utilitarian  purpose, 
and  makes  of  them  an  ornament  as  well  as  a  necessity.  In  announcements 
their  attractiveness  accomplishes  greater  publicity,  and  their  distinction  in  this 
respect  is  one  of  the  foremost  recommendations. 

Most  important  of  all,  however,  is  the  element  of  low  cost.  The  boards  and 
equipment  when  purchased  outright  become  a  self-contained  complete  operating 
unit  in  the  hands  of  the  purchaser,  permanent  for  all  time.  Changes  may  be 
made  immediately  and  as  often  as  desired,  and  the  first  cost  is  the  final  cost. 

We  publish  a  price  list  for  standard  boards  which  will  be  furnished  upon 
application,  and  prompt  response  be  made  to  requests  for  estimates  upon  in¬ 
dividual  requirements. 

In  requesting  quotations  upon  Building  Directories  please  state  the  number 
of  offices  for  which  provision  must  be  made. 

Hitherto  our  Directories  and  Bulletins  have  been  sold  outright,  but  for  those 
who  might  prefer,  a  plan  of  rental  has  been  adopted,  whereby  the  board  and  a  full 
complement  of  letters  will  be  furnished  upon  lease  at  a  moderate  amount  per 
annum. 

Patented;  June,  1891;  December,  1907;  January,  1908;  August,  1908; 
October,  1908;  July,  1913. 

OTHER  PATENTS  PENDING. 


Copyright  1913  by  C.  M.  KINNEY  COMPANY 


Suggestions  for  uses  of  the  United  States 
Changeable  Sign  Company’s 
Directories  and  Bulletins 


Apartments 
Banks,  stock  transfers 

Bond  transfers  (dates  of  opening  and  closing  books) 

Brokerage  Lists  (Firm  Specialties  and  Quotations) 

Burglar  Alarm  Companies  (Location  of  Boxes) 

Churches  and  Sunday  Schools 
City  Halls 

Clubs  (List  of  Officers  and  Members) 

Colleges  (Lectures,  Etc.) 

Department  Store  Directories 
Dry  Goods  Stores  (Special  Sales) 

Fire  Departments  (Calls,  Stations) 

Fraternal  Societies 

Golf  Clubs  (Officers,  Members,  Handicaps) 

Hospitals  (Ward  Nurses,  Doctors  and  Lectures) 

Hotels  (Steamship  Sailings,  Theatres  and  Announcements) 

Insurance  Rate  Lists 
Memorial  Boards 

Moving  Picture  Shows  (Announcement  Bulletins) 

Moving  Picture  Films  (Photographing  Titles) 

Municipal  Departments  and  Buildings 
Office  Buildings 

Police  Department  Bulletins  (Day’s  Instructions) 

Public  Buildings 

Public  Schools  (Lecture  Rooms) 

Railroad  Bulletins  (Time  Tables  of  Special  Trains,  Stop-Over  Points,  Rates 
of  Fare) 

Real  Estate  Offices  (Lists  of  Property  for  Rent  and  Sale) 

Roster  (Clubs,  Regiments,  Etc.) 

Salesmen’s  Competitive  Bulletins 
Schools 

Steamship  Announcements  (Tours  and  Sailing) 

Steamship  Bulletins  (Log  Announcements,  Concerts,  Wireless  Reports) 
Stock  Boards  (Quotations) 

Telephone  Directories 
Theatre  Bulletins 

Tourist  Offices  (Special  Railroad  and  Steamship  Excursions) 

Window  Display 

Young  Men’s  Christian  Associations 

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These  letters  are  plain  square  block  with  slightly  bevelled  edges.  %  and 
[inch  sizes  are  generally  used  for  building  directories  or  Bulletin  announce¬ 
ments,  the  next  larger  size  for  alphabetical  division  and  capitals;  ^  inch  let¬ 
ters  may  be  used  in  smaller  directories  and  for  headings;  i  inch  and  inch 
letters  for  titles  of  buildings  in  Directories  and  special  headings  in  Announce¬ 
ment  Boards. 


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STYLE  AND  SIZES  OF  LETTERS 

Illustration  showing  letters  in  full  size.  i  and  inches  in  height. 

{Under  glass  these  letters  seem  magnified) 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


FLOOR 


SIXTH  FLOOR 


PRESIDENT 


DIRECTORY  OF  BUILDING 


STEOMAN,E.iL 


SCOTT,  W.  E.  •ui'T  M.O. 


Chestnutt,  cooper  s  ca 


Ludlow,  a  D. 


Manchester,  h.  e  •‘c.n 


WELLS  FARGO  &  COMPANY  DIRECTORY 


FRONT  FIR^T  FLOOR  rear 

FREIGHT 

RECEIVING  8  DELIVERY 
CASHIER- EXPRESS 
EXPRESS  MONEY  ORDERS 

MONEY  DEPARTMENT 

GENERAL  AGENT 

FRONT  THIRD 

FLOOR  REAR 

SUP'T  iioON 

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8  TRANSFERS 
MONEY  ORDERS  30 

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FRONT  SECOND  FLOOR  REAR 

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VICE  PRESIDENT 

SECRETARY 

BANK 

STOCK  TRANSFERS 


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STYLE  “A”  DIRECTORY 

Company  and  Office  Directory,  made  for  Wells  Fargo  &  Go.,  New  York 

Size  37^  inches  wide  by  52^^  inches  high. 

Illustrates  a  variety  of  arrangements  in  laying  out  into  columns  and  spaces 

U,  X,  I  and  inch  letters  used.  _  ^  ■  1  .  , 

Quartered  oak  frame  shown.  Made  in  any  wood;  cabinet  finished;  best 

doubfe  thick  glass  in  door.  Overlap  door. 

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U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


STYLE  “B”  DIRECTORY 

Made  for  the  Powers  Building,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Mahogany  finished  birch  frame  shown.  Made  in  any  wood. 

A  popular  style;  heavy  cabinet  construction.  Real  pilaster  effect— inset 
door. 

A  good  design  for  larger  sizes. 

X  inch  letters  used  for  names,  ^  inch  alphabet. 

Word  “Directory”  in  bronze  letters  at  top,  provided  if  requested. 

The  title  of  building  may  be  had  in  cut  bronze  letters  at  extra  cost. 

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u.  8.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


STYLE  SPECIAL  T.  B.  No.  1 

Made  for  Kansas  City  Southern  Railway,  at  Fort  Smith,  Ark. 

Quartered  oak  frame.  Protected  by  two  heavy  plate  glass  doors,  sliding 
from  side  to  side  on  steel  pinioned  runners,  locking  at  bottom. 

Inside  dimensions  55  inches  wide  by  40  inches  high,  inch,  ^  inch,  i 
inch  and  ip2  inch  letters  used.  .  * 

Price  on  application.  Not  listed. 


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STYLE  6  STYLE  5 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


NORTHERN  PACIFIC  TICKET  OFFICE 
1244  RRO*DW*r 
ENTRANCE  THROUQH  REO  ROOM 


REV.  J.R.  WASSON  D.O. 

SS7  WEST  END  AVE.  TEE.SSST  RIVER 
CHAPLAIN  TO  STRAHOERS 


WASSERMAN  EROS. 
RANKERS  S  SROKERS 

RRANCN  OFFICE 

AT  st*7  street  entrance 


waltonE 

STEHOONAPHIC  RUREAII 
PURLIC  STENOSRAPHERR 


HggWgR 


NEW  YORK  HOSPITAL 

SCHEDULE  OF  ATTENDANCE  AT  OUT  PATIENT  DEPARTMENT 


OYNECOLOCiCAL 


SURGERY 


ROOMS 


DR.ADRIANCE  2*®RM. 


DN-  PORTER 


Dr.  Marrott  2®®  R  M. 


Dr-Nammack  2®®BM. 
DR.  DAVio  8®*  R  M. 


Dr.  Tilton 


DR.  Foster  2^  R 


Dr.  Adriance  2®®  R  M. 


Dr.  Tilton 


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Straight  moulding  frames  with  inset  doors.  Frame  moulding  2  inches;  door  sash  inch.  Made  also  in  any 

especial  design  of  moulding  and  selection  of  wood. 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York - 


HARLEM  HOSPITAL 


HOUSE  STAFF 


SURGICAL 


GEORGE  O’HANLON,  M.  0. 

GENERAL  MEDICAL  SUPT. 


0.0.  O’NEIL 

ASSISTANT  SUPT. 


VISITING  STAFF 

VISITING  SURGEONS 


H.  A.  HAUSOLO 
W.H,  LUCKETT 


J.U.  M°  GRATH 
I.S.  HAYNES 


ASSISTANT.  VISITING  SURGEONS 


U.  F.  CONNORS 
P.  S.  BOYTON 


J.  J.  MOORHEAD 
G.H.  MALLETT 


VISITING  PHYSICIANS 


J.  T.  JOSEPH  BIRD 
L.K.  NEFF 


RICHARD  VAN  SANTVOORD 


THEODORE  KUHN 
R.G.  WIENER 


ASSITANT  VISITING  PHYSICIANS 

F.  C.  HECKEL  .  GUSTAV  FRIED  A.M.  SHRADY 

ANAESTHETIST  X'RAY  PHOTOGRAPHER 

JOSEPH  LUMBARD  WILLIAM  H.  STEWART 


Style  Numbers  23  23A  24  25  26 

Sizes  of  Moulding  31/^"  2"  S"  2"  2" 

Designs  of  Straight  Mouldings  used  in  frames  for 
Directories  and  Bulletin  Boards. 

Note — Door  OVERLAPS  back  frame  instead  of 
INSETTING  as  shown  on  page  8. 


STYLE  23A 
STRAIGHT 
MOULDING 

{With  OVERLAP  door) 

One  of  many  made 
for  New  York  City 
Hospitals.  Illustra¬ 
tion  shows  oak  frame ; 
double  thick  glass  in 
door. 

Sight  size  3  5  inches 
wide  by  29  inches 
high,  39x33  inches 
over  all. 


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U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 

-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


EVENINGS. 


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MRS.  WILSON  ANDREWS 

EVENINGS,  0,15  M1TINEES4T  1,15 

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THE  BLUE  MOON 

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THE  LITTLE  CHERUB 

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THE  BELLE  OF  MAYFAIR 

EVENINGS,  S,IS  MATINEES, WEO.BSAT  WS 

Empire  B'WAY!4if"ST. 

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EVENINGS.  8.30  2.10 

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NEFTUNES  DAUGHTERS 

evenings.  8,TS _ _ 

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THE  HYPOCRITES 

EVENINGS,  8,00  _ 

Knickerbocker  8’wAYt3#'*ST. 

THE  RED  MILL 

EVENINGS,  B, IS  _ 

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ABOUT  TOWN  AND  THE  GREAT  DECIDE 

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THE  NEW  YORK  IDEA 

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STRAIGHT  MOULDING  STYLE  No.  4 

Another  style  of  straight  moulding  frame;  over-lap  door.  (See  page  9  for 
other  mouldings.) 

Illustrates  one  of  many  arrangements  used  by  Theatre  Ticket  Offices  and 
Hotels.  Oak  frame  2  inches  moulding,  double  thick  glass  in  door.  This  may  be 
had  in  any  width  of  moulding.  Board  shown:  3  inch  moulding:  over  all  size 

S'6"  X  3'6". 


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FIRST  BATTALION  N.M.  N.Y  OFFICERS  &  PETTY  OFFICERS 


COMMANDER- RUSSELL.  RAYNOR 

LIEUT.  CONOR.  EXECUTIVE  OFFICBR  S.T«mTOR  NAV.  LIEUT.  L.OeC. MOSS  OROMAHCE  OFFICER  T.M.  MINTON  SURGEON  W.REHSEL 
PATMASTERH.H.PELL  ASST.  PATMASTER  W.  H.  BOTD  ASST.  SURGEON  C.C. KIMBALL 

C.M.A.A.  r.  AaWILONAUCH  C.8.Mb  E.CRAWraRO  e.G.M.  F,6.PUR0T  C.O'M’R  W.H.  PATTEN  C.YEO.  H.  E.  HUMPHREYS  PAT.  TED.  C.C.  OREHER 
C,C.8.  E.P4M0RAH  HDSP.  STEW’D  J.W.  8CHRBNS  SANOMASTER  R.B.  M^GEART  G.  MUSICIAN  J.  JANSSEN  C.M.  M.  T.  MEALY  C.  M.  M.  bL  H.  PARSONS 
C.M.M.  F.8.LEMKE  C.MvM.  I8.PaFLEMING  C.E.  C.C.  C.E. 


TOTAL  NO.  OFFICERS 


STYLE  B.  F.  10 

Made  for  1st  Battalion  Naval  Militia  of  New  York  on  Board  U.  S.  S.  Granite  State 

Grooved  backboard  in  plain  binding  oak  frame  without  door  or  glass. 

Frame  may  be  of  any  design  and  width  of  moulding.  Size  of  board  illustrated 
69  inches  wide  by  33  inches  high. 

All  five  sizes  of  letters  used. 


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U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


YONKERS  LODGE  NO  707 


INITIATED) 


AUGUST  17  1892 


CHRISTY,  WILLIAM  S.  JR. 


OCTOBER  5  1890 


jULYEf:l0:^899 


;1IIAT5E:22,  Z1893 


FEBRUARY  7  1891 


HUGHES,  RICHARD  H. 


KREIDLER.  GEORGE  A. 


JUNE  _“:14~  ;1899 


MIDDLETON,  FREDERICK  R. 


FEBRUARY  4.1890 


OCTOBER  S 11903 


SALISBURY,  JOSEPH 


NUMBER  7 

Made  for  Yonkers  Lodge,  B.  P.  O.  Elks 

Black  oak  frame;  door  glazed  with  best  double  thick  glass. 

Illustrates  how  styles  may  be  modified  to  harmonize  with  any  surrounding 
motif  of  design. 

Prices  on  application.  Not  listed 


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U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


“IN  AND  OUT”  BOARD 


directory 

della  ROBBIA  RESTAURANT 

'  the  CRYPT,  33«'' ST.  SIDE 

‘take  STAIRS' 

main  FLOOR 

PALM  GARDEN  &  TEA  ROOM 
CHINESE  BUF  FET 

#  ‘ TYS0N>S 

PUBLIC  TELEPHONE 
POSTAL.  &  WESTERN  UNION 
WRITING  ROOMS 

J.  H.  Small  »  Sons, florist 

NOTARY  PUBLIC 

;  M  E  Z  Z  A  N  Tn  E 

J.  W.  TREZISE,  DRUGGIST  ' 
BARBER  SHOP  &  HAIRDRESSER ' 
L  DUHGIHG  ROOM  S 

E  J.  M  URRAY,  M.  D. 


Made  for  Arnhold  Karberg  Co.,  China  Offica 

An  adaptation  of  our  changeable  letter  system 
to  a  special  purpose. 

The  shutters  shown  in  right  hand  column  slide 
from  side  to  side,  covering  the  word  “In”  or 
“Out”  as  required. 

Ti'  inch  or  >2  inch  letters  may  be  used  for 
names. 

Frame  in  any  style.  Door  covering  name 
column  glazed  with  double  thick  glass. 


SPECIAL  DESIGN 

Made  for  the  Vanderbilt  Hotel 
New  York  City 

Frame  of  wood,  heavily  hand-carved 
and  composition  ornaments;  bronze 
enameled.  May  be  had  with  or  without 
doors.  Prices  on  application.  Not 
listed. 


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U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


CHANGEABLE 

STRIP 

BACKBOARD 

Made  for 
Woodmen 
of  the 

World  Building, 
Omaha,  Neb. 


Patented  July  8,  1913. 
Other  Patents  Pending,. 


METHOD  OF 
REMOVING  STRIPS 

The  device  above  illustrated 
permits  of  the  insertion  of  a 
name  or  line  between  others 
in  place,  without,  rearrange¬ 
ment  of  the  letters  of  con¬ 
tiguous  names  or  lines. 

i\.  tool,  as  shown,  may  be 
used,  or  removal  of  strips  can 
be  made  by  hand.  Each  strip 
holds  in  place  individually  and 
slide.s  up  or  down  as  required. 

Extremely  simple  of  opera¬ 
tion,  and  durable  of  construc¬ 
tion. 


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U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


BRONZE  FRAME.  STYLE  No.  1 


DIRECTORY 

Fi RST  N ATION AL  BAMK  BUILOrNB 


Alpha  f»dRTL»NO  csMEirra 

ANNVILLE  STONE  COMPANY 


Manchester  assurance  co. 

MARTIN^  CREEK 

PORTLAND  CEMENT  CO. 
MARX,  WILLIAM  B. 

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MIDDAUeH,  OR.  W.  CLAY  HOW* 
••TO  la  A.M.  1,30  TO 

MlbOAUQH,R.A. 

MILLER,  A.  H.t  CO.  v 

National  PORTLAND 

CEMENT  COMPANY 
NORTHAMPTON  TRACTION  CO. 
NORTHAMPTON  TRUST  CO. 

;  H.4,  STEELE,  PREi^T 


OECKtCLARENCE 
BOILLEAU,  BENTON  C. 
BROWN.  &,S. 

CaRNART,  EDMUND  H. 
CLIMAX  POWDER  COMPANY 


Dupont  powder  company 

Eagle  FIBRE  company 
EASTON  COAL  company 
EASTON  Co-operative 

SAILS  LOAN  ASSfN 
EASTON  CHIARRY  S 

LIMESTONE  COMPANY 
EVANS,  R  C.  ' 

Flint  s  walling  mfIsco. 

FilLMER,  CHESTER  B.  ‘ 

Derstell,a.k 


Person,  A.  . 

PiGHtER  S  MARSHAU  - - 
RUDOLPH, aROBi;  H. 

ShoEFFLER  S  sharp  amumt 
SHOEFFLER  S  SHARP  phimtc 


STEELE.  H.  U.  inmate 

STEELE,  H.  0,  mvm 

STOFFLET,  JOS.  H. 
STOFFLET;  ROBERT  A. 

The  E0UITA8LE  LIFE 

ASSURANCE  SOCIETY 
THE  IMPERIAL  COMPANY 


Hawk,  ELIZABETH  M. 
HAZARD  POWDER  COMPANY 

International  broom  co. 


Lehigh  Rower  company 

LYONr  CLIFFORD  W, 

M^KELVY,  W.  H. 
MCKENNA,  DR.  CHARLES 


Weller,  q.  m. 

WHITE,  WILLIAM  L, 
WIGHT,  JOHN  B. 


Made  for  First  National  Bank  Bldg.,  Easton,  Pa. 

{With  corner  ornaments,  as  illustrated,  or  without,  as  shown  on  page  15) 
High-grade  metal;  drawn  moulding;  firmly  mitred.  Offers  a  handsome 
tablet  effeet  upon  marble  or  plaster  wall.  A  very  popular  frame,  extensively 
used,  and  low  in  cost. 


14 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


BRONZE  FRAME  No.  1 

(See  also  page  14) 

{Without  corner  ornaments) 

Made  for  C.  W,  Wall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Made  of  high-grade  metal;  drawn  moulding;  firmly  mitred. 
Offers  a  handsome  tablet  effect  upon  marble  or  plaster  wall. 
A  very  popular  frame,  extensively  used,  and  low  in  cost. 
Made  single  or  double  doors. 


15 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


UsswisM 


WATSON  OFFICE  BUILDING 


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BRONZE  FRAME.  STYLE  No.  2 

Made  for  the  Watson  Company,  Fairmont,  Va.  Sight  size  26x48  inches; 

over  all  31 X  x  53  X  inches. 

High-grade  statuary  metal,  with  cast  ornamental  member.  Polished  plate 
glass.  A  handsome  frame,  extremely  attractive  upon  marble. 

Illustrates  another  of  the  innumerable  arrangements  of  our  changeable 
letter  directories.  and  ^  inch  letters  used  in  body,  and  i  and  inch  in 
headings. 


16 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


ATLANTIC  >  PACIFIC  S.  S.  CO, 


NITRATE  AGENCIES  CO, 


N.  T.  *  PACIFIC  S.  S,  CO.  AGENCY 


PECK  •  CO.,  WILLIAM  E 


FISCHER,  F,  G. 


FOWLER, J.  F, 


GRACE,  J.P. 


GRACE  *  CO.,  W.  R. 


CABLE  DEPT, 


CASHIERS  DEPT, 


CREDIT  DEPT 


EXPORT  DEPT, 


MERCHANDISE  DEPT 


NITRATE  DEPT. 


PACIFIC  COAST  LUMBER  DEPT. 


PRODUCE  DEPT. 


SACHEM'S  HEAD  YACHT  CLUB 


RECEIVING  DEPT. 


SCHAEFER,  J.  LOUIS 


STEAMSHIP  DEPT. 


SCOTT,  A.  L. 


WEST  COAST  DEPT. 


STYLE  “F  No.  4”  BRONZE 

{Style  F  No.  3  loithout  corner  ornamejits)  {Style  F  No.  4  including  corner  ornaments) 

Made  for  W.  R.  Grace  Co.  Building.  Sight  size  35X  x  51%;  over  all  40;%  x  56%. 

High  grade  drawn  metal,  straight  moulding  frame. 

Door  glazed  with  polished  plate  glass. 

Square  outer  edges,  well  adapted  to  fit  into  an  opening  in  marble  panel. 

17 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 


3  West  29th  Street,  New  York 


BURNHAM,  D.  H.  &  CO.f^  ; 
CARRERE  a  HASTINGS  -  ^ 

CLINTON  a  RUSSELL 
FULLER  CONSTRUCTION  CO.  _ 
GILBERT, CASS  > 
HOWELLS  a  STOKES,,:  : 

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MlLBURN.HEISTER  a  CO. 
MORGAN  alTRAlNOR  :r  ^ 
ioWBRAY  a  UFFINGER 
Peebles,  j.kevan  , 

ROST,  6£0.  B.  a  SONS  ; 
SANGUINET  a  STAATS 
SHERLEY^  RUTAN  a  COOLIOGE 
SOMERVELL  a  PUTNAM 
STEM  a  FELLHEIMER 
THOMPSON,  STARRETT  CO. 
TROWBRIDGE  a  LIVINGSTON 
YORK  a  SAWYER 


CHICAQO 


NEW  YORK 


NEW^VORK 


WASHINGTON, D.C.  I 


BOSTON 


VANCOUVER, B.Cr 


NEW  YORK 


STYLE  “AA”  BRONZE 

Made  for  P.  Burns  Building,  Calgary,  Canada 
Sight  size  22x36  inches,  over  all  33>^x48X  inches 

{Lettered  for  this  illustration) 

Heavy  high  grade  drawn  bronze  with  cast  ornaments,  adapted  particularly 
to  large  boards. 

Peaked  top  and  brackets  may  be  omitted. 


18 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


mmm 


6RANGER,  HENRY  F. 


HILL  AND  STOUT 


HILL,  FREDERICK  P. 


THOMAS  L,  REYNOLDS  AGENT  OF  BUILDING  1*^  FLOOR 


TWO  NtNETY  NINE  MADISON  AVENUE  BUILDING 


B02-5 


ROBERTS,  VINCENT 
ROMAINE,  BROWN  J,  G  CO. 


SMART,  JOHN  J. 
STOUT,  EDMUND  C. 


802-5 
8™  FL. 


STYLE  “L  No.  3”  IRON 

Made  for  Two  Hundred  and  ninety-nine 
Madison  Ave.  Building  Go. 

Sight  size  36  x  30  inches;  over  all  42  x  36 
inches 

A  neat,  straight  moulding  iron  frame. 
2  inch  frame;  i  inch  door  sash.  Painted 
two  coats  dull  black,  unless  otherwise 
ordered. 

Blue  prints  showing  other  styles  of  iron 
straight  moulding  frames,  sent  on  appli¬ 
cation. 


GUIDE 

BOARD 

Made  for  Hotels 
Astor  and  McAl- 
pin,  New  York 
City 


Illustrates  one  of  the  manifold  uses  to  which 
our  changeable  letter  system  is  applicable. 

As  many  panels  as  desired  may  be  had.  Two  panels 
shown,  each  of  which  may  be  taken  out  at  hinged  side. 
The  lettering  is  changeable  as  well  as  the  panels. _ 

Board  frame;  straight  moulding  26  inches  wide  by 
inches  high. 

Panels  grooved. 

Standard ;  iron  rod  bronzed  weighted  pedes¬ 
tal,  s  feet  6  inches  high. 

Prices  on  application.  Not  listed. 


19 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


^  SUN.  FEB.  18'^"  » 

George  R.YanDe  Water  D.D: 

RECTOR 

HOLT  COMMUNION  8  A.M. 
CHURCH  SCHOOL  9^  AM, 
HOLT  BAPTISM  10?P  A.M. 
SERVICE  &  SERMON  11A.M. 
EVENSONG  8t  SERMON  8  P.M|| 

REV.  DR.  LITTLE,  MISSIONARY  ' 
from  CHINA, preaches  11  A.M. 
REV.  DR,VAN  DE  WATER  *t  8  P.M. 
LENT  begins"" NEXT  WEEK 

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19”  FLOO  R 

NORTH  WINS 

-  ROOM  lOOO.-IOZS  IHT 

CENTER  WING 

ROOM  1031- I0S2 
;^ROOH  *.}.C.  THIS  CORRIDOR 

SOiufH  WING 

ROOM  .ISOKISSI 
ROOM  D.r.l^jE.H,  THIS  CORRIDOR 

BULLETiN 

CORCERT  IT 

FRANKO 

«RD  Aftcrroor  Tea 
4:00  TO  5:30 


TITLE  BOARD 


USED  IT  THE  VARIOUS 


Moving  Picture 


Film  Manufacturers 


Every  Kino  Or  A  Sion 

VV  X  JLNV_r.LXXVJl^k_F  CNXXV* 

SPECIAL  ANNOUNCEMENTS 

-  .  ... 

These  boards  have  no  doors,  are 

Or  Announcement  ,  .  ^ 

Cas-'Ii  Mui  lASTAIIttT  .  r  ..Ul 

bound  in  narrow  frames  of  birch 
mahogany  finished,  coA^ered  in  blue,  j 
black,  dark  green  or  maroon  cloth.  j 

—  WITH  THIS  GROOVED  SOARD  '| 

ANO  CHANOEABLE  LETTERp 

Adapted  to  retail  store  window  and 
counter  signs ;  used  by  moving  picture  ■ 

film  manufacturers  for  title  photo¬ 
graphing;  can  be  used  for  any  purpose  where  the  [protection  of  a  door  and  glass 
is  not  required. 


SPECIAL  30''  X  30" 

I  >2  inch  straight  mould¬ 
ing  frame,  with  overlap 
door,  double  thick  glass. 

Carried  in  stock  in  oak, 
and  birch  mahogany  fin¬ 
ished  frame. 

Especially  adapted  for 
general  Bulletin  Boards  or 
Office  Building  Directory. 

Capacity  75  names  in  X 
inch  letters  or  100  in  X 
inch. 


20 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
-  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  - 


STANDARD  No.  20.  WOOD  FRAME 

Made  for  the  Davidson  Bros.  Co.  Bldg.,  Sioux  City,  Iowa 
Sight  size  48"  x  48^'  Over-all  height  8  feet 


TMINEH.  JACK 


RANDOLPH.  J.T. 


Illustrates  new  changeable  strip  backboard.  (See  page  13.) 

Top  panel  slides  up  into  frame  sufficiently  to  permit  of  S])acc  for  removal 
of  strips. 

This  style  of  Standing  Directory  is  merely  suggestive.  Any  design  may  be 
adopted. 

Prices  on  application.  Not  listed. 


21 


U.  S.  CHANGEABLE  SIGN  CO. 

C.  M.  KINNEY  CO.,  Successor 
—  3  West  29th  Street,  New  York  —■ 


22 


STANDARD  No.  100.  BRONZE  OR  IRON 

Made  for  Merchants’  Exchange  Building,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Special  design.  Heavy  cast  bronze.  A  Suggestion  where  wall  space  is  not  available,  or  to  obviate  covering  marble 

wainscoting.  Drawings  and  prices  furnished  on  application.  Not  listed. 


SOME  OF  THE  BUILDINGS  AND  FIRMS  THAT 
ARE  USING  OUR  DIRECTORIES  AND 
BULLETIN  BOARDS 


ALABAMA 

BIRMINGHAM 

Title  Guarantee  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 
Wimberly  &  Thomas  Hardware  Co. 
Jefferson  Co.  Savings  Bank 

MOBILE 

Bank  of  Mobile 
City  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 

Van  Antwerp  Building 

MONTGOMERY 

First  National  Bank 
Davidson,  Holt  &  Strauss 

ARIZONA 

PHOENIX 

National  Bank  of  Arizona 
Clinton  Campbell 

ARKANSAS 

FORT  SMITH 

Kansas  City  Southern  Railway  Co. 
Manhattan  Construction  Co. 
Merchants’  Bank 

LITTLE  ROCK 

Arkansas  Electric  Co. 

State  National  Bank  Building 
PINE  BLUFF 

Citizens’  Bank 

TEXARKANA 

State  National  Bank 
Texarkana  National  Bank 

CALIFORNIA 

BERKELEY 

First  National  Bank 

FRESNO 

Rowell-Chandler  Co. 

LONG  BEACH 

Seaside  Investment  Co. 

Hotel  V’’irginia 

LOS  ANGEI.FS 

Bedell,  Louis  R. 

Bradley  Block 
Bullard  Block 
Byrne  Block 
Currier  Block 
Edison  Electric  Co. 

German  American  Bank 
Heilman  Block 
La  Ronde 

Los  Angeles  Athletic  Club 
Majestic  Motion  Picture  Co. 
Parkinson  &  Bergstrom 
Phillips  Block 
Spier,  S.  S. 

Stimson  Block 
Wilson  Block 
Workman  Block 

OAKLAND 

Oakland  Bank  of  Savings 
Perry  Building 

Thomson  (Lucy  F.)  Office  Building 

PASADENA 

Hotel  Maryland 

SACRAMENTO 

Farmers  &  Mechanics  Bank 
Kimbrough,  R.  O. 


SAN  FRANCISCO 

Bankers  Investment  Companj' 
Dwan,  J.  E.,  &  Co. 

Emporium,  I'he 

J.  G.  Fremont  High  School 

Flood  Building 

Golden  State  Moving  Picture  Co. 
Macdonough  Building 
Nevada  Block 
Newhall  Building 
Pacific  Building 
Ransome  Concrete  Co. 
Rosenbaum  Estate  Co. 

Thayer  Building 
Y.  M.  C.  A. 

City  of  Paris  Dry  Goods  Co. 

COLORADO 

DENVER 

Ameiican  Hydraulic  Stone  Co. 
Academy  of  Medicine  Building 
Bennett  &  Myers 
Cass,  O.  D.,  &  Co. 

Century  Office  Building 
Clayton,  Geo.  W.  Commission 
Commonwealth  Building 
Colorado  Office  Building 
Colorado  Telephone  Co. 

Coronado  Office  Building 
Denver  City  Tramway  Building 
Denver  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Ferguson  Office  Building 
Humphreys,  H.  W. 

Great  Western  Sugar  Building 
Ideal  Building 

International  Trust  Building 
Jackson-Richter  Iron  Works 
Kittridge  Office  Building 
Knights  of  Columbus  Building 
Patterson,  Chas.  L.,  &  Co, 
Railway  Exchange  Building 
!>hubert  Building 
Tabor  Opera  House 
Temple  Court  Building 

GRAND  JUNCTION 

Grand  Valley  National  Bank 

CONNECTICUT 

BRIDGEPORT 

Anderson  &  Co.  Office  Building 
Barnum-Seeley  Building 
Bridgeport  Trust  Co. 

Connecticut  National  Bank 
Rockwell,  William  G. 

Sagal  Building 
Sanford  Office  Building 
Taylor,  Thomas  P.,  Co. 

Warner  Building 

GREENWICH 
Greenwich  Casino  Assn. 
Greenwich  Country  Club 
Martin,  Wm.  R.  H. 

Smith  Building 

HARTFORD 

Ballerstein  Building 
Brown-Thompson  Co. 

Conn.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. 


First  National  Bank  Building 
Foster,  A.  L.,  Co. 

Goodwin,  J.  J.,  &  F. 

Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co. 
Hartford  Trust  Co. 

Hills  Block 

Phoenix  Mutual  Ins.  Building 
Phoenix  National  Bank 
Pilgard  Building 
Prentiss,  Prank  j. 

Rosedale,  Building 

NEW  BRITAIN 

City  Hall 
Dow-nes  &  Kunz 
Hallinan,  J.  M. 

New  Britai.n  National  Bank 
NEW  HAVEN 

Exchange  Building 
English,  Benjamin  R. 

First  National  Bank 
Gamble-Desmond  Co. 

Hutchinson,  The 

Knights  of  Columbus  Building 

Levy,  Rev.  David 

Morris,  Charles  G. 

Phoenix  Building 
Sagal,  L.  M. 

Simons  &  Co. 

Schoenberger,  E.,  &  Son.s 
Second  National  Bank 
Sloan,  John  T.,  Co. 

Taft  Hotel 
Walker,  Charles  P. 

Washington  Building 
White  Motor  Car  Co. 

Woods  Building 
Y.  M.  C.  A. 

NEW  LONDON 
Long  Office  Building 

NORWICH 

Thames  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 

STAMFORD 
Morewood  Realty  Co. 

Stamford  City  Hall 
Stamford  National  Bank  Building 
WATER  EtIRY 
Buckingham  Building 
Jones,  Morgan  &  Co, 

Reither  Building 
Torkomian,  Baron  J. 

DELAWARE 

WILMINGTON 

Wilmington  Savings  &  Trust  Co. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

WASHINGTON 

Arlington  Fire  Insurance  Co. 

Arms  &  Drury 
Barrister  Building 
Bureau  of  Mines 
Campbell,  J.  C.  K. 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Colorado  Building 
Corning,  J.  H. 

Davis,  Jno.  Y.,  Sons 


23 


WASHINGTON — Continued 
Department  of  the  Interior 
District  Building 
District  National  Bank 
Edmonston  &  Co. 

Equitable  Life  Ins.  Co. 

Etz,  Edwin  H. 

Evening  Star  Building 
Goff  Building 
Grand  Lodge  F.  &  A.  M 
Hibbs  Building 
Kauffman,  Chas.  &  Son 
“  Lodge  Hall  ” 

Lutz  Co.,  The 

Overland-Washington  Motor  Co. 
Maryland  Building 
McGill  Building 
'■  Mode,”  The 
Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co. 

National  Metropolitan  Bank 

New  Willard  Hotel 

Ouray  Building 

Richardson  &  Burgess 

Riggs  Theatre  &  Office  Building 

Sho  reham  Hotel 

Simmons,  B.  Stanley 

Thompson,  E.  B. 

Union  Savings  Bank 
Union  Trust  Co.  Building 
Washington  Investment  Co. 
Washington  Six  Per  cent.  Bldg. 
Assn. 

Washington  Post  Office 
Washington  Sunset  Route 
Weaver  Bros. 

Westory,  The 
Westcott,  Horace  H. 

Westcott  &  Story 
Wilkins  Building 
Woodward  Office  Building 

FLORIDA 

FERNANDINA 

Long,  Louis  N, 

GAINESVILLE 
First  National  Bank 

JACKSONVILLE 
.'\tlantic  National  Bank 
Baldwin  Office  Building 
Bisliee  Building 
Duval  Building 
Hadlow  Co.,  W.  T. 

Heard  National  Bank  Building 
Keystone  Club 

KISSIMMEE 

State  Bank  of  Kissirhmee 

LAKELAND 
Drane  Building 

MILTON 

First  National  Bank 

PENSACOLA 

Blount,  W.  A. 

Fisher  Building 
Lewman,  M.  T.,  &  Co. 

TAMPA 

American  National  Bank  Building 
Curry  Building 
Levith,  H. 

GEORGIA 

ATHENS 

Southern  Mutual  Ins.  Co. 

ATLANTA 

Adair,  A.  D.,  &  McCarty  Bros. 
Atlanta  Gas  Light  Co. 


Atlanta  Journal 
Austell  Building 
Brown-Randolph  Building 
Candler  Building 
Century  Building 
Central  Realty  Co. 

Cofield  Investment  Co. 

Crocker,  W.  B. 

Empire  Building 

English  Amer.  Loan  &  Trust  Bldg. 

Forsyth  Building 

Fourth  National  Bank  Building 

Georgia  Railway  &  Electric  Co. 

Grand  Opera  House 

Grant  Building 

Healey  Building 

Hillyer  Trust  Building 

Kriegshaber,  V.  H.,  &  Son 

Loraine  Apartments 

Moore,  W.  A.,  Realty  Co. 

New  Kimball  Hotel 
Peters  Land  Co. 

Post  Office  &  Court  House  Building 
Prudential  Office  Building 
Realty  Trust  Co. 

Rhodes,  A.  G.,  &  Sons 
Riley,  J.  L.,  &  Co. 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  Co. 

Third  National  Bank  Building 
Thomson  &  Lynes 
Walton  Building 

AUGUSTA 

American  National  Bank  Building 
Brown,  F.  O.,  &  Son 
Leonard  Office  Building 
Levy,  J.  Willie  &  Co. 

CARROLLTON 

First  National  Bank 

DUBLIN 

First  National  Bank  Building 

MACON 

American  National  Bank 
Fourth  National  Bank 
Georgia  Life  Insurance  Co. 

Grand  Building 

Grand  Opera  House 

U.  S.  Post  Office  &  Court  House 

ROME 

West,  A  S. 

SAVANNAH 

Germania  Bank  Building 
National  Bank  Building 
National  Realty  Co. 

Provident  Building 
Savannah  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 

Sorrel  Office  Building 

WAYNESBORO 

Citizens’  Bank 

IDAHO 

BOISE 

Builders  Supply  Company 
IDAHO  FALLS 
Salisbury-Earl  Building 
NAMPA 

Dewey  &  Scales 

ILLINOIS 

CHICAGO 
Central  Bank  Building 
Dexter  Office  Building 
Hotel  La  Salle 

Industrial  Moving  Picture  Co. 
Kimball  Building 
Kitchen,  John  B. 


Lambert  Tree  Building 
Legnard  Building 
Matthew  Baffin 
Schiller  Office  Building 
Standard  Co.,  The 

PEORIA 

Jefferson  Hotel 
Peoria  State  Hospital 

SPRINGFIELD 

Springfield  National  Bank 

INDIANA 

ANDERSON 

Union  Block  Office  Building 

EVANSVILLE 

Furniture  Manufacturers  Building 
Intermediate  Life  Assurance  Co. 

FT.  WAYNE 

Bass,  J.  H. 

Physicians’  Defense  Co. 

Portland,  The 
White  Fruit  House 
GARY 

Gary  Theatre  Building 
Northern  Ind.  Invest.  Co. 

GOSHEN 

Rogers  &  Wilson 

INDIANAPOLIS 

American  Central  Life  Ins.  Co. 
Bedford  Stone  &  Construction  Co. 
Central  Union  Telephone  Co. 

Eli  Lilly  &  Co. 

Indianapolis  Board  of  Trade 
Indianapolis  Gas  Company 
Levinson,  H. 

Odd  Fellows’  Hall 
Rauh  Building 
Spann,  J.  S.,  &  Co 

TERRE  H.VUTE 
Terra  Haute  Trust  Co. 

Wiltsie,  R.  H..  &  Co. 

WARSAW 

Indiana  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 

WINONA  LAKE 

Winona  Assembly  &  Schools 

IOWA 

DECOR.AH 
Citizens  Savings  Bank 
DES  MOINES 
Brown  &  Brown 

Proudfoot  &  Bird  Office  Building 
Youngerman  Block 
,  SIOUX  CITY 

Davidson  Building 
Farmers  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 

KANSAS 

LEAVENWORTH 

Wulfekuhler  State  Bank  Building 

WICHITA 

Clapp,  L.  W. 

KENTUCKY 

LEXINGTON 

Lexington  City  National  Bank 
Phoenix  Hotel  Co. 

Security  Trust  Co. 

Smith,  Watkins  Co. 

LOUISIANA 

LEESVILLE 

Jacobs,  A. 

NEW  ORLEANS 

Audubon  Building 
Burroughs,  C.  M. 


24 


NEW  ORLEANS — Continued 
Grunewald  Hotel 
National  Realty  Co. 

New  St.  Charles  Hotel 
New  Hotel  Denechaud 
Masonic  Temple 
Whitney  Central  Bank  Building 

SHREVEPORT 

Continental  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 
MAINE 

BATH 

Bath  National  Bank 
BANGOR 

Merrill  Trust  Co. 

PORTLAND 
Portland  Savings  Bank 
Portland  Trust  Co. 

WATERVILLE 

Waterville  Savings  Bank 

MARYLAND 

BALTIMORE 

Baltimore  Bargain  House 
Brauns,  Walter  S. 

Calvert  Building 
Carroll  Building 
Chamber  of  Commerce 
Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tel.  Co. 
Dugan,  P.  C.,  &  Nephew 
Emerson  Drug  Co. 

Emerson  Hotel 
Equitable  Building 
Gaither  Estate  Building 
Garrett  Building 

Guardian  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co. 

Hanover  Building 

Hinkley  &  Morris 

Home  Bank  of  Baltimore 

Ingram  Building 

Lemmert,  J.  R. 

Law  Building 

Maryland  National  Bank  Building 
Merchants  National  Bank  Building 
Multigraph  Co. 

Munsey  Building 
Munsey  Trust  Co. 

Post  Office 
Professional  Building 
Ruse  &  Thompson 
Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 
Schumacher,  A.,  &  Co. 

Title  Guarantee  &  Trust  Co. 
Tompkins,  John  A. 

United  Surety  Co. 

Wash.,  Baltimore  &  Annapolis 
Electric  R.R.  Co. 

Wilson,  Thos.,  Sanitarium 

CUMBERLAND 

First  National  Bank 

HAGERSTOWN 
Builders  Supplies  Agency 
First  National  Bank 

MASSACHUSETTS 

BOSTON 

Ames  Building 
Appleton,  Geo.  C.,  &  Son 
Atlantic  National  Bank  Building 
Autocar  S.  &  S.  Co. 

Burroughs  &  De  Blois 
Broad  Exchange  Building 
Brown,  P.  J. 

Copley-Plaza  Hotel 
Easton  Office  Building 


Edison  Electric  Illuminating  Co. 
Employers’  Liability  Building 
Gahn,  Joseph,  Office  Building 
Galvin,  Thomas  F.,  Inc. 

Grabow,  E.  R.,  Co. 

Hardy,  J.  D. 

Jefferson  Office  Building 

John  Hancock  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. 

Lenox  Hotel 

Masonic  Temple  Building 
Old  South  Building 
Page  &  Shaw,  Inc, 

Park  8c  Recreation  Dept. 

Penn  Mutual  Life  Building 
Perkins,  Henr3^  G. 

Phoenix  Office  Building 
Rambler  Automobile  Co. 
Walker-Gordon  Laboratory  Co. 
White  Co.,  The 

BROCKTON 

Home  Bank  &  Bixby  Buildings 
Washburn,  F.  B.,  Co. 

HAVERHILL 
Simonds  &  Adams 

NEW  BEDFORD 
New  Bedford  Times 

PITTSFIELD 

Agricultural  National  Bank 
Barris-Kenyon  Co. 

Berkshire  Life  Insurance  Co. 
Bradford  Building 
England  Bros. 

New  Bedford  Building 

ROXBURY 
Peoples  National  Bank 

so.  FRAMINGHAM 
Amsden  Building 
Prindiville,  J.  J.,  Co. 

SPRINGFIELD 

Country  Club  of  Springfield 
Phelps  Publishing  Co. 

SWAMPSCOTT 

New  Ocean  House 

TAUNTON 

Reed  &  Barton 

WELLESLEY 

Town  of  Wellesley 

WEST  NEWTON 
Brae-Burn  Country  Club 
WORCESTER 

Bancroft  Hotel 
Marens,  S. 

Peoples  Savings  Bank 
Sawyer  Building 

Worcester  Mechanics  Savings  Bank 

MICHIGAN 

DETROIT 

Clement  &  Co. 

Detroit  Opera  House 
Gladwin  Building 
Warren  Brown  Co. 

FLINT 

Paterson,  W.  A. 

The  Dryden 

MINNESOTA 

ST.  PAUL 

Capitol  National  Bank 
Regan  Building 

MISSISSIPPI 

GULFPORT 

Great  Southern  Hotel 

25 


MERIDIAN 

Citizens  National  Bank  Building 

MISSOURI 

JOPLIN 

Keystone  Building 

KANSAS  CITY 
American  Bank  Building 
Harvey,  Fred 
Henry  &  Dwyer 

ST.  JOSEPH 

Tootle  Block 

ST.  LOUIS 

Arcade  Office  Building 
Century  Office  Building 
Laclede  Gas  Light  Co. 

Miller.  A.  P. 

Pozzoni  Office  Building 

Union  Electric  Light  &  Power  Co. 

Wall  Building 

Weissels  Gerhart,  R.  E.,  Co. 

NEVADA 

Cole  Bros.  &  Wood 

MONTANA 

BUTTE 

State  Savings  &  Realty  Co. 

HELENA 

Collins  Land  Co. 

MISSOULA 

Montauk  Building 
Reinhard,  J.  P. 

NEBRASKA 

LINCOLN 

Commercial  Club 

OMAHA 

Union  Pacific  Railroad  Co. 
Woodmen  of  the  World  Building 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

MANCHESTER 
Amoskeag  Veterans 

PORTSMOUTH 

New  Hampshire  National  Bank 
PROFILE  HOUSE 

Profile  &  Flume  Hotels  Co. 

NEW  JERSEY 

ATLANTIC  CITY 

Bartlett  Office  Building 
London  Shop 
Ryanhurst  Apartments 
BAYONNE 

Centaur  Film  Co. 

Nestor  Film  Co. 

BLOOMFIELD 

Bloomfield  Trust  Co. 

CONVENT 

College  of  St.  Elizabeth 

DOVER 

National  Union  Bank 

EAST  ORANGE 

First  Presbyterian  Church 

ELIZABETH 
Arcanum  Hall 
Finkeb  Nathan 
Hersh  Building 
Kean  Building 

Security  Land  &  Improvement  Co. 
HACKENSACK 

Board  of  Chosen  Freeholders 
Bacon’s  Garage 
Lary,  C.  H. 


HACKENSACK — Continued 
McFadden  Building 
Van  Valen,  James 

HOBOKEN 

Steneck,  John,  &  Sons 
Terminal  Building 

JERSEY  CITY 
Arcanum  Lodge 
Columbian  Club 
First  National  Bank  Building 
Free  Public  Library 
Haspe,  Dr.  H.  C. 

Masonic  Temple  Assn. 

N.  J.  Title  Guarantee  &  Trust  Co. 
Northern  Investing  Co. 

People’s  Palace 
Jersey  City  Trust  Co. 

METUCIIEN 

Metuchen  National  Bank 

MONTCLAIR 

1.  Seymour  Crane  Building 

MORRISTOWN 

Schmidt,  F.  W. 

NEWARK 

American  National  Bank 
Basch,  Charles  J. 

Bonnell  Office  Building 
Browe,  Co.,  The 
Century  Building 
Clinton  St.,  i6  &  i8 
Dickson,  Estate  of  Henry 
Feist  &  Feist 
Fidelity  Trust  Co. 

Geiser  &  Plum 
Heffernan,  Rev.  J.  R. 

Hill  Building 
Klein,  Ma  t 
Lyric  Building 
Market  St.,  156 
Market  St.,  207 

Metropolitan  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 
Building 

Newark  City  Hall 

New  York  Telephone  Co.  Building 
Ordway  Building 
Price,  M.  J. 

Prudential  North  Building 
Public  Service  Corporation 
Rippel,  J.  S. 

Roseville,  M.  E.  Church 
Scheuer  Building 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

National  Bank  of  New  Jersey 

ORANGE 

Edison,  Thomas  A. 

First  Presbyterian  Church 
Newark  Evening  News 

OVERBROOK 

Essex  County  Hospital 
PASSAIC 

Hobart  Trust  Co. 

Passaic  National  Bank 
Peoples  Bank  &  Trust  Building 
PATERSON 
Colt  Building 

Marcus  Cohen  Office  Building 
Norwood,  W.  G. 

Paterson  Savings  Institution 
Romaine  Office  Building 
Second  National  Bank  Building 
Silk  City  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 
United  Bank  Building 
Union  Bank  Building 

PHILLIPSBURG 

Trudewind,  A. 


PLAINFIELD 

Babcock  Building 
City  National  Bank  Building 
McCutcheon  Building 
Randolph,  Asa  F. 

Stirling  Building 
Thompson,  A.  C.,  Auto  Co. 

RED  BANK 

Eisner,  Sigmund 
Coleman,  A.  K. 

ROSEVILLE 

Roseville  M.  E.  Church 

RUTHERFORD 

Rutherford  Trust  Co. 

SOMERVILLE 

Garton,  J.  G. 

TRENTON 

City  Hall  Old  Building 
State  Department 
State  House 

WEEHAWKEN 

Clifton  Hose  Co. 

WESTFIELD 

Tuttle  Bros. 

NEW  MEXICO 

ALBUQUERQUE 

Post,  E.  J.,  &  Co. 

E.  LAS  VEGAS 

Crockett  Office  Building 

ROSWELL 

Joyce,  Pruitt  Co. 

NEVADA 

GOLDFIELD 

Goldfield  Exploration  Co. 

NEW  YORK  STATE 

ALBANY 

New  York  Telephone  Co. 

Waldorf  Building 
Waterman  Office  Building 
Wright,  George  F. 

BUFFALO 

Buffalo  Office  Building  Co. 

Cooke,  C. 

Dun,  R.  G.,  Building 
Morgan  Memorial  Building 
New  York  Telephone  Co. 

Women’s  Educational  &  Industrial 
Union 

BINGHAMTON 

Kilmer  Press  Building 

CHAUNCEY 

St.  Andrew’s  Golf  Club 

CORTLAND 

Wiltsie,  G.  H. 

FAR  ROCKAWAY 

O’Kane,  Thos.,  Jr. 

GLEN  COVE 
Glen  Cove  Bank 

GLENS  FALLS 

Glens  Falls  Insurance  Co. 

HAVERSTRAW 
National  Bank  Building 

ITHACA 

Ithaca  Conservatory  of  Music 

JAMAICA 

Jamaica  Gas  Light  Co. 

LINCOLNDALE 

Lincoln  Agricultural  School 

LOCKPORT 

Farmers  &  Mechanics  Savings  Bank 
Hodge  Opera  House 

LONG  BEACH 

Nassau  Hotel 


L.  I.  CITY 

Clay  Building 
Municipal  Building 

MIDDLETOWN 

Pearson  Hall 

MT.  VERNON 

Anderson  Realty  Co. 

First  National  Bank 

NEW  BRIGHTON 

First  National  Bank 

NEW  ROCHELLE 

New  Rochelle  Trust  Co. 
Thanhouser  Film  Corporation 
NYACK 

Y.  M.  C.  A. 

OSWEGO 

Oswego  City  Savings  Bank 
Pontiac  Hotel 

RIVERHEAD 

Perkins  &  Co. 

ROCHESTER 

Buffalo,  Rochester  &  Pittsburg 
Ry.  Co. 

Butts,  J.  De  Witt 
Central  Building 
Copeland,  A.  E. 

Cornwall  Building 
Cutler  Realty  Co. 

Dake  Drug  Co. 

Department  of  Finance 
De  Witt,  O.  D. 

Drake  Building 
Ellwanger  &  Perry  Building 
Exchange  Place  Building 
Forman  Co.,  B. 

Garfield  Building 
German  American  Ins.  Building 
Granite  Building 
Hoffman  Co. 

Hotel  Rochester 
Hotel  Seneca 
Iroquois  Building 
Lighthouse  Building 
Livingston  Building 
Mercantile  Building 
Merchants  Bank 
Naramore  Building 
Powers  Commercial  Building 
Powers  Hotel 
Rochester  Metal  Mfg.  Co. 
Rochester  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit 
Building 
Sibley  Building 
Sibley,  Lindsay  &  Curr  Co. 

Trust  Building 
Wilder  Building 
Wisner  Building 

SCHENECTADY 

Magee,  A,  Vedder 
Parker  Building 
Witbeck,  Clark 

SYRACUSE 
Aldrich  Building 
Dillaye  Memorial  Building 
Church  of  the  Assumption 
New  York  Telephone  Co. 

Peck,  A.  R, 

Rosenbloom,  S.,  &  Sons 

TROY 

Boardman  Building 
Burdett  Building 
Cannon  Place  Office  Building 
Cluett  &  Sons 
Cronin  Office  Building 


26 


TROY — Continued 
Frear,  Wm.  H. 

Gontier,  Edward 
Keenan  Office  Building 
Second  Regiment 
Stoll  Building 
Troy  Times  Building 

UTICA 

Hall-Parsons  Co. 

Hotel  Utica 

N.  Y.  Central  R.R.  Station 
St.  John’s  Church 
Stewart  Office  Building 
Utica  City  National  Bank 

WATERTOWN 

Boyd,  J.  E. 

Charlcbois  Bros. 

Fowler  Block 

Jefferson  Co.  Savings  Bank 
National  Bank  &  Loan  Co. 

Otis  Building 
Smith  Building 

WHITE  PLAINS 
Knollwood  Country  Club 
YONKERS 
Guinzburg,  M. 

Phillippsburg  Building 
Sweeney,  Joseph  H. 

Yonkers  Lodge  of  Elks  No.  707 
Yonkers  Savings  Bank 

NEW  YORK  CITY 

OFFICE  BUILDINGS 

Adams  Express  Co. 

Aeolian  Building 
Alclimac  Realty  Co.  Building 
Aldrich  Court 
American  Bible  Society 
American  Exchange  Natl.  Bank 
American  Institute  of  Electrical 
Engineers 

American  Press  Association 
American  Surety  Building 
American  Tract  Society  Building 
Anderson  Building 
Arnhold,  Karberg  &  Co. 

Astor  Court 
Automobile  Building 
Bancroft  Building 
Bible  House 
Black  Building 
Bliss  Building 
Brainerd  Building 
Brion  Building 
Broadway  Arcade. 

Broadway  Building  Co. 
Broadway-Cortlandt  Co. 
Broadway-Maiden  Lane  Realty  Co. 
Brogan,  Chas.,  Building 
Brown,  Chas.  Hilton,  Building 
Barbey  Building 
Cameron  Building 
Candler  Building 
Carrington,  H.  E.,  Building 
Central  Union  Gas  Co. 

Charles  Building 
Chase  &  Baker  Co. 

Chemists  Building  Co. 

Church  Publication  Building 
City  Investing  Building 
Clapp,  E.  E.,  &  Co.  Building 
Clinton  Hall  Building 
Coffee  Exchange  Building 
Collier’s  Weekly  Building 


Columbia  University  Building 
Columbia  Building 
Commercial  Building 
Commercial  Cable  Building 
Commercial  Union  Building 
Commonwealth  Building 
Consolidated  Gas  Co.  Building 
Constable  Building 
Cooley,  C.  W.,  Building 
Cotton  Exchange  Building 
Cruikshank  Co. 

Cruikshank’s,  Wm.,  Sons 
Demarest  Office  &  Studio  Building 
Depew  Building 
Diamond  Rubber  Co. 

Ditson  Building 
Dommerich  Building 
Drug  &  Chemical  Club 
Dun,  R.  G  ,  Commercial  Reports 
Building 

Eagle  Fire  Insurance  Co.  Building 
East  River  Savings  Institution 
Edison  Mfg.  Co. 

Edison  Mfg.  Co.,  Brooklyn 
Electrical  Exchange  Building 
Elks  Club 
Empire  Building 
Employers  Liability  Building 
Engineering  Societies  Building 
Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  Brooklyn 
Erstein,  L.,  &  Bro. 

Estelle  Building 
Estey  Building 
Evening  Post  Building 
Exchange  Court  Building 
Fahys  Building 

Fidelity  &  Casualty  Co.  Building 

Flint  Building 

Frasse,  Peter  A.,  &  Co. 

Fulton  Building 

General  Appraisers  Stores  Building 
Geraty,  John  J. 

German-American  Ins.  Building 
Germania  Bank  Building 
Germania  Life  Ins.  Co.  Building 
Germania  Savings  Bank  Building 
Goelet  Realty  Co. 

Golden  Hill  Corporation 
Gouverneur  Building 
Grace  Building 
Graham  Building 
Graphic  Arts  Realty  Co. 

Guaranty  Trust  Building 
Haffen  Building 
Hanover  Square  Building 
Haviland  Building 
Havemeyer  Building 
Hamburg-American  Building 
Health  Department 
Hegeman  Building 
Heptagon  Building 
Higgins  &  Seiter  Building 
Home  Life  Insurance  Building 
Hudson  Theatre  Building 
Iselin,  Wm.,  &  Co. 

Johnson  Building 

Kean,  Van  Cortlandt  Building 

Knickerbocker  Theatre  Building 

Lancaster  Building 

Langdon  Building 

Larkin,  M.  J.,  Building 

Law  Building 

Lawyers’  Title  Ins.  &  Trust  Co. 

Building,  N.  Y.  and  Brooklyn 
Lebolt  Building 


Lehigh  Valley  R.R.  Office  Building 
Libman  Realty  Co. 

Lincoln  Trust  Co. 

Loft  Building 
Lorsch  Building 
Lowenfeld  &  Prager 
Lawrence,  G.  L.,  Building 
McHugh,  Joseph  P.,  &  Son 
Madison  Building 
Mail  &  Express  Building 
Maritime  Exchange 
Martin,  Wm.  R.  H. 

Masonic  Hall 

Matthews,  John  H..  Building 
Mattlage  Building 
Mechanics  Bank  Building 
Mercantile  Natl.  Bank  Building 
Metropolitan  Life  Building 
Meyrowitz  Building 
Midville  Building 
Morris  Building 
Mortimer  Building 
Muschenheim,  Wm.  C. 

Mutual  Reserve  Fund  Ins.  Co.  Bldg. 
Myers  Building 
National  Arts  Club  Building 
Natl.  Railway  Pub.  Co.  Building 
Naughton,  John,  Building 
New  York  Central  Storage  Co. 

New  York  Life  Ins.  Building 
New  York  Telephone  Co.  Bldg. 
Oppenheim  Building 
Orpheum  Circuit  Co. 

Otis  Elevator  Co.  Building 

Pennsylvania  R.R.  Office  Building 

Phelps-Dodge  Building 

Philips  Building 

Postal  Life  Building 

Potter  Building 

Pulitizer  Building 

Putnam  Building 

Rand,  Charles  F.,  Building 

Randall  Building 

Reid,  Thomas,  Building 

Remington  Typewriter  Co. 

Robins,  S.  M.,  Co. 

Royal  Insurance  Building 
Seabury  Building 
Schermerhorn  Building 
Shanley  Building 
Sheldon  Building 
Sinclair  Building 
Slater  Buildings 
Smith  Building 

Spalding,  A.  G.,  &  Co.  Building 
Sperry  Building 
Sprague  Building 
St.  James  Building 
Stanley  Works  Building 
Steers,  F.  L. 

Stern,  Jos.  W.,  &  Co.  Building 
Sterne,  Morris  E. 

Stiner  Building 
Storm,  Clarence  M. 

Studio  Hall 

Telephone  Buildings 

Temple  Bar  Building  (Brooklyn) 

Temple  Building 

Tide-Water  Building  Co. 

Tower  Building 

Town  &  Country  Building 

Townsend  Building 

Transit  Development  Co.,  Brooklyn 

Transit  Building  ' 

Trinity  Court  Building 


27 


OFFICE  BUILDINGS — Continued 
Union  Trust  Co.  Building 
United  Engineering  Societies  Bldg. 
U.  S.  Arcade  Building 
U.  S.  Express  Realty  Co.  Bldg. 

U.  S.  Naval  Militia — S.S  Granite 
State 

U.  S,  Rubber  Building 
U.  S.  Trust  Co.  Building 
United  Verde  Copper  Co. 

Varick  Building 
Vincent  Building 
Walker-Lispenard  Building 
Walk-Over  Building 
Washington  Life  Building 
Welles  Building 
Wells-Fargo  &  Co.  Building 
Western  Electric  Co. 

West  Street  Building 
Wills  Building 
Windsor  Arcade  Building 
Woodbridge  Building 
World  Building 
World  Tower  Building 
White  &  Phipps 
287  Broadway 
438  Broadway 
83  Chambers  Street 

1 14  Fifth  Avenue 
537  Fifth  Avenue 
334  Fourth  Avenue 
299  Madison  Avenue 
67  Wall  Street 

27  West  20th  Street 

115  East  23d  Street 

1 17  East  24th  Street 

23  West  24th  Street 

24-26  West  30th  Street 

12  West  31st  Street 

10  East  33d  Street 

8  East  34th  Street 

37  West  36th  Street 

12  East  48th  Street 

86th  Street  &  Broadway 

149th  Street  &  Third  Avenue 

i8ist  Street  &  St.  Nicholas  Ave. 

APARTMENTS 

Bancroft 
Graham  Court 
Peter  Stuyvesant 
The  Apthorp 

ARMORIES 

First  Signal  Corps.  N.  G.  S.  N.  Y. 
Co.  G,  23d  Regiment,  Brooklyn 
Second  Battery,  Bronx 
Squadron  “A” 

Twenty-second  Regiment  Armory 
Third  Battery,  Brooklyn 
U.  S.  S.  Granite  State,  Naval 
Militia 

B.ANKS  AND  TRUST  COMPANIES 

American  Exchange  National 
Bankers  Trust  Co. 

Bowery 

Brooklyn  City  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
Chatham  National 
Citizens  National 
Corn  Exchange 
Commercial  Trust  Co. 

De  Coppet  &  Co. 

Fourth  National 

Germania  Savings,  Brooklyn 

Germania 

Gramatan  National 


Greenwich 
Guaranty  Trust  Co. 

Lawyers  Title  Ins.  &  Trust  Co. 
Lincoln  Trust  Co. 

Mechanics’ 

Mercantile  National 
Security  of  N.  Y. 

Union  Trust  Co. 

Yorkville 

CHURCHES 
Annunciation 
Central  Presbyterian 
Mission,  Brooklyn 
Morningside  Presbyterian 
Mt.  Morris  Baptist 
Our  Lady  of  Good  Council,  Bklyn. 
Our  Lady  of  Lourdes 
Washington  Heights  Baptist 
Sc.  Andrew’s  P.  E. 

St.  Ann’s 

St.  Catherine’s 

St.  Charles  Barromeo 

St.  George  P.  E.,  Brooklyn 

St.  Jean  Baptiste 

St.  John’s  P.  E.,  Brooklyn 

St.  Matthew’s 

St.  Thomas  P.  E, 

CLUBS  AND  SOCIETIES 
Cathedral  Club,  Brooklyn 
Chemists’  Club 

Crescent  Athletic  Club,  Brooklyn 
Drug  Trade  Club 
Drug  &  Chemical  Club 
Elks  Club 

Guiding  Star  Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M. 
Masonic  Hall 
National  Arts  Club 
Supper  Club 

United  Engineering  Societies 
White  Rats  Actors  Union 
Yonkers  Lodge,  No.  707,  B.  P.  O.  E. 

EDUCATIONAL  BUILDINGS 
American  Museum  of  Natl.  History 
Berlitz  School 
Board  of  Education 
Berkeley  Lyceum 
Columbia  University 
Erasmus  Hall  High  School 
Mercantile  Library 
New  York  Law  School 

HOSPITALS 

Bellevue 

Fordham 

Gouverneur 

Harlem 

Manhattan  Maternity 
New  York 
Sloan  Maternity 
Woman’s 

HOTELS 

Astor 

Empire 

Imperial 

Knickerbocker 

McAlpin 

Majestic 

Martinique 

Martha  Washington 

Manhattan 

New  Grand 

Park  Avenue 

Plaza 

Vanderbilt 

W  aldorf- Astoria 

Woodstock 


MOVING  PICTURE  FILMS 

Acme  Film  Co. 

Barrieco  Film  Co. 

Carleton  Motion  Picture  Co. 
Cinematographic  Film  Co. 

Comet  Film  Co. 

Commercial  Motion  Picture  Co. 
Empire  Film  Co. 

Edison  Mfg.  Co.,  Bronx 
Edison  Mfg.  Co.,  Brooklyn 
Hamlin  &  Musciovice 
Horsley.  David 

Independent  Moving  Pictures  Co. 
Kinemacolor  Co.  of  America 
Mittenthal  Film  Co. 

Nestor  Film  Co. 

Powers  Motion  Picture  Co. 
Republic  Film  Co. 

Thanhouser  Film  Co. 

Union  Feature  Films  Co. 

Universal  Film  Mfg.  Co. 

Vitagraph  Co. 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS 

Appraisers’  Warehouse  Building 
Board  of  Health 
Board  of  Education 
Borough  Hall,  Staten  Island 
County  Clerk’s  Office 
Department  of  Public  Works 
Fire  Engine  House 

THEATRE  LISTS 

Alexander’s  Ticket  Office 
Guernsey,  H.  W. 

Harris,  Henry  B. 

Hudson  Theatre 
Jonas  Co. 

McBride’s 
Marks,  J.  L. 

Sussman’s  Ticket  Office 
Tyson  Co. 

Tyson  &  Bro. 

Tyson  &  Co. 

Window  Display  and  Bulletin 
Boards 

NEW  YORK  CITY 

Abbott  Detroit  Motor  Co. 

Aeolian  Co. 

Acker,  Merrill  &  Condit 
American  Institute  of  Electrical 
Engineers 

American  Marion  Sales  Co. 
American  Museum  of  Natl.  History 
American  Sports  Publishing  Co. 

Arc  Realty  Co. 

Arison’s  Music  Store 
Ashelm,  T. 

Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry 
Co. 

Auto  Exchange 
Baltimore  Dairy  Lunch 
Barnett  &  Co. 

Becker  Leather  Goods  Co. 

Berg,  Louis 

Berkeley  Lyceum  Gymnasium 
Blont,  E. 

Boutlier  Investment  Co. 

Brilliant  Sign  Letter  Co. 

Brentanos  ’ 

Byron  Co. 

Canadian  Pacific  Railway 
Claflin,  H.  B.,  &  Co. 

Carterer  Co. 

Casperfield  &  Cleveland 
Cohen,  Jos.  M.,  Sons 
Colt-Stratton  Co. 


28 


WINDOW  DISPLAY  AND  BULLETIN 
BOARDS — NEW  YORK  CITY— Continued 

Cook,  Thomas,  &  Sons 
Crocker,  W.  B. 

Cross,  Mark,  Co. 

Cowperthwait  &  Sons 
Daniel  Bros. 

Dards,  C.  A. 

Dean’s 

Ditson,  C.,  &  Co. 

Dittenhoefer  &  Ratkof 
Doll,  Jacob,  &  Sons 
Dutton,  E.  P.,  &  Co. 

Electric  Cleanser  Co. 

Ellis  &  Reardon 
Estelle,  Mme. 

Estey  Piano  Co. 

E,xchange  Buffet 
Feldman,  L.  A. 

Filtenstein,  A. 

Fiat  Motor  Sales 
Fields,  J. 

Forsyth,  John 
Frank  Tourist  Co. 

Galindo  Mfg.  Co. 

Glidden  Motor  Supply  Co. 

Goodrich  Tire  Co. 

Gourand,  Powers 
Hamburg-American  Building 
Holt-Chandler  Co. 

Horn  &  Hardart 
Howe,  E.  C. 

Hudson  Hats 
Huyler’s 

Hygrade  Wine  Co. 

Ideal  Hudson  Lunch  Co. 

Jantzen  Shoe  Co. 

Kaiser,  H.  B. 

Keep  Shirt  Co. 

Kelley,  John  J. 

Kissell  Kar  Co. 

Knox  Motor  Co, 

Kraftt,  E. 

Krauss,  B.  L. 

Kugelman,  Frankland  &  Foreman 
Lackman,  Otto 
Langmann,  J. 

Lehigh  Valley  Railway 
London  Feather  Co. 

Long  Sang  Ti  Co. 

Lord  &  Taylor 
Loubeque,  H. 

Macy,  R.  H.,  &  Co. 

Maison  Bernard 
Ma  Lada,  M.  C. 

Mallory  Hat  Shop 
Marquette  Co. 

Matheson  Automobile  Co. 

McAfee  Sales  Co. 

Mendel,  M.,  &  Sons 
Meridan  Co. 

Meyrowitz,  P.  A. 

Michaelian  Bros. 

Mitchell  Motor  Co. 

Moon  Motor  Car  Co. 

Munson  Steamship  Co. 

Nicholas,  J.  S. 

Nickell,  Norwich 
Nicoll  The  Tailor 
Norwalk  Motor  Co. 

Norotny,  A.,  Sons 
Oakland  Motor  Co. 

Oldsmobile  Co, 

Oppenheim  Collins  Co. 

Overland  Sales  Co. 


Palmer-Singer  Mfg.  Co. 

Park  &  Tilford 
Probst.  Frederick  &  Co. 

Putnam’s,  G.  P.,  Sons 
Rambler  Auto  Co. 

Real  Estate  Management  Co. 

“  Remco” 

Regae  Anmusement  Co. 

Ries,  Robert,  Co. 

Rippeth,  Benj.,  C. 

Rixon,  Misses  E.  E. 

“Rosary,  The ’’ 

Royal  Auto  Sales  Co. 

Royal  Copenhagen  Co. 

Ryan,  J.  W. 

Scott  &  Van  Altena 
Scribner’s,  Chas.,  &  Sons 
Scully,  D.  H.,  Co. 

Southern  Pacific  Ry.  Co. 

Sterling  Piano  Co. 

Stern  Bros. 

Studebaker  Bros.  Co. 

Tashjian,  M.  J.,  Co. 

Taylor  Nursery 
Timpkin  Roller  Co. 

Ullman,  Joseph,  Co. 

Universal  Auto  Supply  Co. 
Vanderbilt,  R,  S. 

Van  Horn.  R.  E.,  Co. 

Vantine  Co. 

Vendome  Importation  Co. 

Wabash  Cabinet  Co. 

Warendorff,  A. 

Warendorff,  H. 

Washington  Sunset  Route  Ry. 

Weber,  Ida 

White’s 

Whiting  Motor  Co. 

Why  Dairy  Lunch  Co. 

Wilson,  Alexander 
Wolf,  William 
Yale  Lunch 

Yawman,  Erbe  Alfg.  Co. 

OTHER  CITIES 

Clement  &  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich 
Warren  Brown  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Cole  Brothers  &  Wood,  Nevada,  Mo. 
London  Shop,  Atlantic  City,  N.  J. 
Bloomfield  Savings  Institution, 
Bloomfield,  N.  J. 

Bacon’s  Garage,  Hackensack,  N.  J. 
Hamburg-American  S.  S.  Co., 
Hoboken,  N.  J. 

Price,  M.  J.,  Newark,  N.  J. 

Colman,  A.  H.,  Red  Bank,  N.  J. 
Garton,  J.  H.,  Somerville,  N.  J. 
Joyce  Print  Co.,  Roswell,  N.  Mex. 
Brown,  R.  E.,  Motor  Co.,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y. 

Wiltsie,  R.  H.,  &  Co.,  Cortland,  N.  Y. 
Bentley,  Rev.  A.  E.,  Douglaston, 
L.  I. 

Forman,  B.,  Co.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Paul  Motor  Car  Co.,  White  Plains, 
N.  Y. 

Wright  &  Son,  J.  G.,  Wilmington, 

N.  C. 

Berkhardt,  Bros.  Co.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio 

Morton,  S.  &  Sons,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio 

Motor  Supply  Co.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Orkamp  Jewelry  Co.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio 

Prince,  L.  M.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

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Standard  Sanitary  Co.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio 

Halle  Brothers,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Stirling  &  Welch,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Lindholm,  F.  J.,  Greensburg,  Pa. 

Weir  Dry  Goods  Co.,  Lebanon,  Pa. 

Mallery  Co.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Stirling  Piano  Co..  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Millards  Dress  Shop,  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 

Simon,  P.  W,,  Uniontown,  Pa. 

Sprankle  &  McSpadden,  Knoxville, 
Tenn. 

Reeves,  J.  G.,  &  Co.,  Ft.  Worth, 
Texas 

Suderman  &  Dolson,  Galveston, 
Texas 

Conroy,  Frances  A.,  Burlington, 
Vt. 

Igoe,  Helen,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Schwab,  Max,  Norfolk,  Va. 

Perfection  Garment  Co.,  Martins- 
burg,  W.  Va. 

Layton  Bros.  Pianos,  Montreal, 

Can. 

Maple  Leaf  Cafe,  Montreal,  Can. 

Northeastern  Lunch,  Montreal, 

Can. 

Northwestern  Lunch,  Montreal, 
Can. 

Pugsley,  J.  A.,  St.  Johns,  N.  B. 

American  Eagle  Dry  Goods  Co., 
Havana,  Cuba 

Barker,  John,  &  Sons,  London, 
England 

Charles,  L.  K.,  Eureka  Springs, 
Ark. 

Burke,  D.  L.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Robinson,  J.  W.,  Co.,  Los  Angeles, 
Cal. 

Spier,  S.  S.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

City  of  Paris  Dry  Goods  Co.,  San 
Francisco,  Cal. 

Emporium,  The,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

White  Motor  Car  Co.,  New  Haven, 
Conn. 

Davis,  John  Y.,  Sons,  Washington, 

D.  C. 

Edmonton,  &  Co.,  Washington, 

D.  C. 

Etz,  Edwin  H.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Kauffman  &  Sons,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

Lutz,  The,  Co.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Mode,  The,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Overland  Wash.  Motor  Co.,  Wash¬ 
ington,  D.  C. 

Thompson,  E.  B.,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

Levy,  J.  Willie,  Augusta,  Ga. 

Fashion  Shop,  The,  Chicago,  Ill. 

Levinson,  H.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Rogers  &  Wilson,  Goshen,  Ill. 

Wiltsie.  R.  H.,  &  Co.,  Terra  Haute, 
Ind. 

Brown  &  Brown,  Des  Moines,  Iowa. 

Sante  Fe  Watch  Co.,  Topeka,  Kans. 

Jacobs,  A.,  Leesville,  La. 

Baltimore  Bargain  House,  Balti¬ 
more,  Md. 

Autocar  Sales  &  Service  Co.,  Boston, 
Mass. 

Page  &  Shaw,  Boston,  Mass. 

Rambler  Automobile  Co.,  Boston, 
Mass. 


OTHER  CITIES — Continued 
White,  The,  Co.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Marens,  S.,  Worcester,  Mass. 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

ASHEVILLE 

American  National  Bank 

CHARLOTTE 

American  Trust  Co. 

Charlotte  National  Bank 
Charlotte  Trust  &  Realty  Co. 
Commercial  National  Bank 
Garibaldi  &  Bruns 
Piedmont  Fire  Insurance  Co. 

Trust  Office  Building 

GREENSBORO 
Banner  Building 

RALEIGH 

Mechanics  National  Bank 
Merchants  National  Bank 
Tucker  Building 

WILMINGTON 

Heyer,  Matt  J. 

Southern  Natl.  Bank  Building 
Wright  &  Son,  J.  G. 

WINSTON-SALEM 

Wachovia  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 

NORTH  DAKOTA 

GRAND  FORKS 

First  National  Bank 
Sargent,  F.  S.,  Co. 

Widlund,  A.  I. 

OHIO 

AKRON 

Second  National  Bank 

ANTWERP 

First  Presbyterian  Church 

BELLAIRE 

Zweig  Building 

CINCINNATI 

Commercial  Tribune  Building 
Goodall  Building 
Harrison,  Est.  of  L.  B. 

Mitchell,  Robert,  Furniture  Co. 
Second  National  Bank 
Union  Central  Life  Building 
Y.  M.  C.  A.  Convention  1913 

CLEVELAND 

Aetna  Building 
Century  Office  Building 
Cleveland  Country  Club 
Gillsey  Hotel 
Halle  Bros.  Co. 

Hicox  Office  Building 
Kingmore  Building 
Osborne  Building 
Rose  Building 
Safiord-Goss-Bedell  Co. 

Standard  Oil  Building 
Statler  Hotel 
Sterling  &  Welsh 
Union  Club 
Watson,  S.  A. 

COLUMBUS 

Central  Union  Telephone  Co. 
Columbus  Board  of  Trade 
Columbus  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Hayden  Clinton  Natl.  Bank 
Hayden  Clinton  Office  Building 
Monypeny,  Estate  of  Wm. 

New  First  Natl.  Bank  Building 
Ohio  Trust  Co. 

Schultz  Building 


DAYTON 

United  Brethren  Publishing  House 

EAST  LIVERPOOL 

Potters  Building  &  Savings  Co. 

MARIETTA 
German  National  Bank 
St.  Clair  Block 

STEUBENVILLE 
National  Exchange  Bank 
TOLEDO 

La  Salle  &  Koch  Co. 

National  Union  Building 

YOUNGSTOWN 

Dollar  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Bldg. 
Heathfield,  T. 

ZANESVILLE 

Masonic  Temple  Co. 

Old  Citizens  Natl.  Bank  Building 
Peoples  Savings  Bank  Building 

OKLAHOMA 

CHICKASHA 

First  National  Bank 

MUSKOGEE 

Scales,  H.  L. 

OKLAHOMA  CITY 

Colcord  Building 
Hanson,  S.  H. 

OREGON 

BAKER  CITY 

Haskell  &  Kennedy 

EUGENE 

1.  O.  O.  F.  Building 

JUNCTION  CITY 

First  National  Bank 

MANSFIELD 

Bowman,  Rogers 

PORTLAND 
Abington  Building 
Ainsworth  Building 
Baldwin  &  Downing 
Breeden  Building 
Buchanan  Building 
Capron,  A.  J. 

Chamber  of  Commerce 
City  Hall  Building 
Columbia  Wire  &  Iron  Works 
Commercial  Block 
Commercial  Club  Building 
Commercial  Trust  Building 
Commonwealth  Building 
Corbett  Building 
Couch  Building 
Dekum  Building 
Electric  Building 
Empress  Theatre  Building 
Failing  Building 
Fenton  Building 
Fleidner  Building 
Gerlinger,  L. 

Hamilton  Building 
Hicks-Chatten  Engraving  Co. 
Imperial  Hotel  Co. 

Lafayette  Building 
Lewis  Estate 
Lewis  &  Hicks  Co 
McKay  Building 
Macleay  Building 
Manchester  Building 
Marquam  Building 
Medical  Building 
Mohawk  Building 
Multnomah  Co.  Court  House 
Northwest  Building 

30 


Odd  Fellows  Temple 
Portland  Savings  Bank 
Oregonian  Building 
Railway  Exchange 
Rothschild  Building 
Selling  Building 
Spalding  Building 
Stearns  Building 
Swetland  Building 
Washington  Building 
Wells-Fargo  Building 
Woodmen  of  the  World 
Worcester  Building 
Yeon  Building 

ROSEBURG 

J.  W.  Perkins 

SALEM 

Ladd  &  Bush 
Masonic  Temple 
U.  S.  National  Bank 

THE  DALLES 

First  National  Bank 

PENNSYLVANIA 

ALLENTOWN 

Allentown  National  Bank 
Allentown  Portland  Cement  Co. 
Breinig  &  Bachman 
Baldwin,  F.  A.  R 
Commonwealth  Building 
Dunn,  T.  J  ,  &  Co. 

Eckert  Building 
Enterprise  Millinery  Co. 
Hunsicker  Building 
Penn  Counties  Trust  Co 
Young  Office  Building 
ALTOONA 

Altoona  Trust  Co. 

Central  Trust  Co. 

Hutchinson  Building 
Irwin,  W.  H. 

BEAVER  FALLS 

Federal  Title  &  Trust  Co. 

BRADFORD 
Auerhaim  Bros. 

BUTLER 

Butler  Co.  National  Bank  Bldg. 
CHARLEROI 

Charleroi  Savings  &  Trust  Co. 

COATESVILLE 

National  Bank  of  Coatesville 

CONNELLSVILLE 

First  National  Bank  Building 

EASTON 

Easton  Trust  Co. 

First  National  Bank  Building 
Porter,  J.  Madison 

ERIE 

Lawrence  Hotel  Co. 

GERMANTOWN 
Germantown  Cricket  Club 
GREENSBURG 
Coulter,  Richard 
Lindholm,  F.  J.,  Co. 

HARRISBURG 

Bergner  Building 
Bell  Telephone  Co. 

Calder  Building 
Commonwealth  Building 
Masonic  Temple 
Patriot  Building 
Penn.  Telephone  Co. 

Real  Estate  Building 
Union  Real  Estate  Inv.  Co. 
Wallower,  E.  Z. 


HOLLIDAYSBURG 
Alexander,  M.  A. 

INDIANA 

Savings  &  Trust  Co. 

LANCASTER 

Woolworth  Office  Building 

LATROBE 

First  National  Bank 

LEBANON 

Weir  Dry  Goods  Co. 

MCKEESPORT 
Peoples  Bank 
Realty  Co.,  The 

NEW  CASTLE 

Greer  Block 
Hazen,  Roy  M. 

Lawrence  Savings  &  Trust  Co. 

New  Castle  Dry  Goods  Co. 

St.  Cloud  Building 

PHILADELPHIA 

Abbott  Building 
Aldine  Hotel 

Arcade  Building  of  Penn.  R.R. 
Bailey  Building 
Baker  Building 
Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Pa. 
Bellevue-Stratford,  The 
Benson,  G.  S.,  Jr. 

Blakiston  Building 
Bonschur  Building 
Bornot  Building 
Bradway,  Wm.  L. 

Bulletin  Building 
Central  Trust  &  Savings  Co. 
Commercial  Building 
Commonwealth  Building 
Denckla  Building 
De  Long  Building 
Dill  &  Collins  Building 
Empire  Building 

Erie  &  Western  Transportation  Co. 

Evening  Bulletin 

Estey  Building 

Freeman  Building 

Fuller  Building 

Gallager  Building 

Germantown  Hospital 

Gill,  J.  M.,  Co. 

Gummey  &  Sons 
Hale  Building 
Hartung,  A.,  &  Co. 

Horn  &  Hardart  Baking  Co. 

Hotel  Walton 
Hutchinson,  Edward,  Jr. 

Isman,  Felix,  Inc. 

Jackson,  J.  T. 

James,  A.  T. 

Klein,  Harry 
Knights  of  Columbus 
Lafayette  Building 
Mallery  Co. 

Mariners  &  Merchants  Building 
Millard’s  Dress  Shop 
Mint  Arcade 
Mint  Realty  Co. 

Morris  Building 

Mt.  Sinai  Cemetery  Assn. 

North  American  Building 
Otto,  A.  L.,  &  Co. 

Patterson  J.  A.,  Co. 

Penn  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. 

Penn  Square  Building 
Pennsylvania  Building 
Penn.  Heat,  Light  &  Power  Bldg. 
Pennsylvania  R.R.  Arcade 


Perry  Building 
Platt,  Youngman  &  Co. 

Presser  Co.,  Theodore 
Racquet  Club 

Real  Estate  &  Trust  Building 
Roydhouse-Arey  Co 
Ryan’s  Thearte  Ticket  Offices 
Shields,  J.  C. 

Stafford  Building 
Stephen  Girard  Building 
Travelers  Insurance  Co. 

United  Gas  Improvement  Co. 
Union  League  Club 
Waldron  Building 
Walter,  Henry  J. 

White,  S.S.,  Dental  Mfg.  Co. 
Witherspoon  Building 
Wood  Building 
Weightman  Building 
Y.  M.  C.  A.  Building 

PITTSBURG 

All  Nations  Deposit  Bank 
Bank  for  Savings  Building 
Commercial  Building 
East  End  Savings  &  Trust  Co. 
Empire  Office  Building 
Fort  Pitt  Hotel 
Fulton  Building 
Germania  Savings  Bank 
House,  E.  J.,  Office  Building 
Mallery  Co.,  The 
Miller,  Wm.,  &  Sons  Co. 

Otto,  A.  L.,  &  Co. 

Paulson,  Bros. 

Pittsburg  Times 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  Building 

Sterling  Piano  Co. 

Union  Electric  Co. 
Westinghouse  Building 

READING 

Baer  Building 
Berks  Co.  Trust  Co. 

Britton,  G.  M. 

Colonial  Trust  Co. 

SCRANTON 

Dime  Deposit  &  Discount  Bank 
International  Correspondence 
Schools 

Pauli  Office  Building 
Scranton  Real  Estate  Co.  Bldg. 
Traders  National  Bank 

UNIONTOWN 

Simon,  P.  W. 

WASHINGTON 

Brown,  A.  M. 

Washington  Trust  Building 

WAYNESBURG 

Waynesburg  Lodge  of  Elks 

WEST  CHESTER 

Farmers  &  Mechanics  Trust  Co. 

WILKESBARRE 

Bennett  Office  Building 
Hollenback  Coa!  Exchange 
Howe,  Lyman  H. 

Luzerne  County  Court  House 
Miners  Bank  Building 
Public  Service  Committee 
Second  National  Bank 
Wilkinsburg,  Bank  of 

RHODE  ISLAND 

PROVIDENCE 

Barton  Block  Office  Building 
Fletcher  Office  Building 
Mansfield,  F. 


Narragansett  Hotel 
Raymond  Block 
The  Crown  Hotel 
Turks  Head  Building 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 

COLUMBIA 

Columbia  National  Bank 
Loan  &  Exchange  Bank  Building 
Union  National  Bank 

GREENVILLE 

Furman,  A.  G. 

McAllister  &  Beattie 

ROCK  HILL 

Peoples  National  Bank 
TENNESSEE 

KNOXVILLE 

American  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 
Arnstein  Building 
Bank  &  Trust  Building 
Briscoe  Building 
Cherokee  Building 
Deaderick  Building 
Empire  Office  Building 
Henson  Building 
Journal  &  Tribune  Building 
Knoxville  Office  Co. 

Mechanics  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 
Miller,  Dr.  S.  R. 

Miller  &  Bicknell  Building 
Oliver  Co. 

Sprankle  &  McSpadden 
Van  Deventer  Building 

MEMPHIS 

Goodwyn  Institute 

TEXAS 

AUSTIN 

American  National  Bank 
Littlefield  Building 

BEAUMONT 

Alexander  Office  Building 
Kyle  Opera  House  Building 
Perlstein,  H.  A. 

Wiess  Office  Building 

BROWNSVILLE 

Merchants  National  Bank 

BROWNWOOD 

Brownwood  National  Bank 

DALLAS 

Andrews  Building 
Commonwealth  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
Plateau  Building 
Guaranty  Bank  Building 
Lenz  Building 
M.  K.  &  T.  Building 
Cotton  Exchange  Building 
Moroney  Hardware  Co. 

Slaughter  Building 
Southwesrtern  Life  Building 
Thomas  Bros.,  Inc. 

Wilson  Buiding 

FORT  WORTH 

August  Building 

First  National  Bank  Building 

Fort  Worth  National  Bank 

Frost  Building 

General  Builders  Supply  Co. 

Reeves,  J.  G.,  Co. 

Reynolds  &  Reynolds 
Sanguinet  &  Staats 
State  National  Bank 
Waggoner,  Mrs.  Dan,  Building 


31 


GALVESTON 

Sudermann  &  Dolson 

HOUSTON 

Houston  Land  &  Trust  Co. 
Lumberman’s  Bank  Building 
Levy  Bros.  Dry  Goods  Co. 

Paul  Building 
Southern  Pacific  Building 
Union  National  Bank 

SAN  ANGELO 

San  Angelo  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 

SAN  ANTONIO 

Bedell  Building 
Book  Building 
Moore  Building 
Moore,  G.  Bedell,  Estate 
Washer  Building 

SHERMAN 

Commercial  State  Bank  Building 

WACO 

Amicable  Life  Building 

WICHITA  FALLS 

Kemp  &  Kell  Building 
Wichita  Falls  Investment  Co. 

UTAH 

SALT  LAKE  CITY 

Central  Block 
City  Hall  - 
Dart  Building 
Dooly  Building 
Judge  Building 
Felt  Building 
McCornick  Building 
McIntyre  Building 
Salisbury  Co. 

Salt  Lake  Security  &  Trust  Co. 
Walker  Bros.  Co. 

Walker  Co.,  The 

VERMONT 

BURLINGTON 

Frances  A.  Conroy 

MIDDLEBURY 

Middlebury  College,  Pearson’s  Hall 

RUTLAND 

Mead  Building 

VIRGINIA 

FREDERICKSBURG 
Embrey,  Alvin  T. 

HAMPTON 

Bornson,  J.  H.,  Building 

HUNTINGTON 

Zenner  &  Bradshaw  Co. 

LYNCHBURG 
Berry  &  Stroud 
Christian,  F.  P. 

First  National  Bank  Building 
Hotel  Carroll 
Krise  Building 
Lynch  Building 
Peoples  National  Bank 

NEWPORT  NEWS 

Silsby  Building 

NORFOLK 

Atlantic  Trust  Co.  Building 
Bank  of  Richmond 
Byrd  &  Baldwin  Bros. 

Citizens  Bank  Building 
Law  Building 
Mechanics  Building 
Seaboard  Bank  Building 
Schwab,  Max 
Virginia  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 


PARKERSBURG 
Kingwood  Bank 

PETERSBURG 

Leigh  Building 

RICHMOND 

Lyric  Theatre  Building 
Mutual  Assurance  Society  of  Va. 
Reinhard,  H.  M. 

Times  Despatch  Building 

ROANOKE 

Ferguson,  S.  D. 

First  National  Bank 
Payne  Building 
Va.  Bridge  &  Iron  Co. 

WASHINGTON 

SEATTLE 

Crowe,  F.  T.,  &  Co. 

Igoe,  Helen 
Washington  Hotel 
Wenz,  W.  H. 

SPOKANE 

Chamber  of  Commerce 
Columbia  Building 
Empire  State  Office  Building 
Fernwell  Building 
Gerry  Apartments 
Hutton  Building 
Hyde  Building 
Kahn  Building 
Lewis  &  Clark  High  School 
Liberty  Building 
Metropole  Building 
Mohawk  Building 
Nichols  Building 
Oppenheimer  &  Co. 

Paulsen  Building 

Spokane  County  Court  House 

Spokane  Realty  Co. 

Temple  Court  Building 
Traders  National  Bank  Building 
Villa  Nova  Apartments 
Washington  Water  Power  Co. 

TACOMA 

Crowe,  F.  T.,  &  Co. 

Perkins,  S.  A. 

VANCOUVER 

U.  S.  National  Bank 

WENATCHEE 

Columbia  Valley  Bank 

WEST  VIRGINIA 

BLUEFIELD 

Thornton,  R.  E.  &  J.  T. 

BUCKHANNON 

Peoples  Bank  of  West  Va. 

CHARLESTON 

Alderson-Stephenson  Building 

CLARKSBURG 

Empire  National  Bank 

Elliott  Winchell  Construction  Co. 

Goff  Building 

FAIRMONT 

Watson  Building 

PARKERSBURG 

Union  Trust  Building 
Kingwood  Bank  Building 

MARTINSBURG 

Perfection  Garment  Co. 

WHEEELING 

Board  of  Trade 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co. 

Market  Auditorium  Co. 


Wl  .’CN.SIN^i^-  -i' 

a)is(  N 

Bank  of  Wiscon.-  n 
Hoyt  &  Boyd  Otli.-e  Building 
University  of  Wiscor.s  i\ 

MILWAUKEE 

Hotel  Pfister 
Mack  Office  Building 
Stevenson  Building 
Wells-Fargo  Co. 

WYOMING 

CHEYENNE 

First  National  Bank 

CANADA 

CALGARY 

Burns  Building 
Canadian  Equipment  &  Supply  Co. 
Dominion  Bank 
Underwood  Block 

EDMONTON 

Dominion  Bank 

HALIFAX 

City  Hall 
Chronicle  Bank 
Clark,  H.  B.,  &  Son 
McCurdy  Building 
Metropole  Building 
Queen  Building 
Royal  Bank  of  Canada 
HAMILTON 
Bank  of  Toronto 
Federal  Life  Assurance  Building 

LONDON 

Dominion  O.  &  S.  Fixt.  Co. 

MONTREAL 

Bank  of  Ottawa 
Bank  of  Toronto 
Beardmore  Building 
Birks,  Henry,  Building 
Bishop’s  Court  Apartments 
Board  of  Trade  Building 
Brighton  Apartments 
British  Amer.  Import  Building 
British  Amer.  Film  Co. 

Browne  Building 

Canada  Life  Building 

Canadian  Pacific  Telegraph  Bldg. 

Cartier  Building 

Cavendish  Apartments 

Carleton  Apartments 

Canterbury  Apartments 

Chalet  Apartments 

City  &  District  National  Bank 

Coristine  Building 

Coronation  Building 

Credit  Foncier  Building 

Dominion  Express  Co. 

Dudley  Apartments 
Duluth  Building 
Eastern  Township  Bank 
General  Post  Office 
Grand  Trunk  General  Railway 
Offices  Building 
Grosvenor  Apartments 
Guardian  Building 
Hampton  Court  Apartments 
Harbor  Commissioner’s  Building 
Heintzman  Building 
Herald  Building 
Hutchinson  &  Stecht 
Ingles  Office 
Imperial  Bank  Building 
Imperial  Theatre 


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MONTREAL — Continued 
Kenilworth  Apartments 
Keno  Building 
Kinemacolor  of  Canada 
King’s  Hall 

La  Sauvegard  Building 

Layton  Bros.  Piano  Warerooms 

Lindsay  Building 

London  &  Lancashire  Building 

London,  Liverpool  &  Globe  Bldg. 

McGill  Building 

Manitoba  Government  Telephone 
Maple  Leaf  Cafe 
Mappin  Building 
Mark  Fisher  Building 
Marlborough  Apartments 
Martel-Stewart  Co. 

Merchants  Bank  Building 
Metropolitan  Building 
Montreal  General  Post  Office 
National  Bank  Building 
Nordheimer  Office  Building 
North  British  &  Mercantile  Ins. 
Building 

North  Eastern  Lunch 
North  Western  Lunch 
Outremont  Apartments 
Pelican  &  British  Building 
Provincial  Bank  Building 
Read  Building 
Richelieu  &  Ont.  Nav.  Co. 
Richmond  Apartments 
Royal  Insurance  Co. 

Royal  Trust  Co. 

St.  Pierre  Building 
Shaughnessey  Building 
Standard  Bank  of  Toronto 
Sumner  Building 
Travancore  Apartments 
Trust  &  Loan  Co.  Building 
Turgeon  Building 
Vanier  Building 

Victoria  Chambers  Office  Building 
Yorke  Chambers  Building 

OTTAWA 

Blackburn  Building 

Board  of  Railway  Commissioners 


Canada  Life  Building 
Chateau  Laurier 
Toronto  General  Trust  Building 
QUEBEC 

Dominion  Building 

R.  &  O.  Navigation  Co.  Building 

Quebec  Light  &  Power  Co. 

REGINA 

Leader  Publishing  Co. 

Smith  Bros. 

ST.  JOHNS 

Bank  of  Montreal 
Bank  of  Trade 
Canada  Life  Building 
Pugsley,  J.  A.,  &  Co. 

TORONTO 

Bell  Telephone  Co. 

Canada  Life  Building 
Canadian  Pacific  Building 
Dominion  Express  Co. 

General  Trust  Co. 

Heintzman  Building 
Imperial  Life  Building 
Mail  &  Empire  Building 
McKinnon  Office  Building 
Canadian  Birbeck  Co. 

Royal  Bank 
Star  Publishing  Co. 

Toronto  General  Trust  Building 
Tanner  Gates  Building 
Traders’  Bank 

VANCOUVER 

Bank  of  Ottawa 

Birks  Building 

B.  C.  Electric  Ry.  Co. 

B.  C.  Securities  Co. 

Cullen,  E.  G. 

Duncan  Building 
Pee,  T.  A.,  Block 
Holden  Building 

London  &  British  No.  Am.  Bldg. 
Metropolitan  Building 
Northwest  Canada  Trust  Building 
Orpheum  Theatre  Building 
Pacific  Building 
Traders  Bank 


U.  S.  National  Bank 
Vancouver  Block 
Welton  Block 
Yorkshire  Building 

VICTORIA 

Central  Building 
Colton  Building 
Union  Bank 

WINNIPEG 
Aiken  Building 
Ashdown  Building 
Bank  of  Nova  Scotia 
Bank  of  Toronto 
Calder,  A.,  &  Son 
Canada  Life  Building 
Carlton  Building 
Donald  Block 
Farmers  Advocate 
Fort  Garry  Hotel 
Grand  Trunk  Pacific  Railway 
Kennedy  Building 
Loan  &  Trust  Co. 

Merchants’  Bank  of  Canada 
North  Crown  Bank  of  Canada 
Ryan  Building 
Steele  Block 
Sterling  Bank  Building 
Standard  Trusts  Building 
Wilson,  J.  C.,  Co.  Building 
Winnipeg  Piano  Co. 

FOREIGN 

LONDON 

John  Barker  &  Sons 
Land  &  House  Improvement  Co. 
Metropolitan  Buildings 
GERMANY 

Hamburg-American  Line 
Saarbach’s  News  Exchange 
Ullstein  &  Co. 

CHINA 

Arnhold,  Karberg  &  Co.,  Shanghai 
MEXICO 

Vidal  Santos  Garcia 
United  Mfrs.  Products  Co. 
Chemidlin  &  Co. 


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